Sentence examples for nice whose from inspiring English sources

(There's also a landscape of the Promenade des Anglais, in Nice, whose palm trees are rendered with glued-down macaroni).

Nice, whose quiz is at the Telegraph pub, is not sure that he is the man to take them, or his myriad links, to a wider audience.

I pictured myself cutting lush peony-style tulips in late April: Carnaval de Nice, whose white petals are flamed with dark red; Maywonder, a deep rose; and Mount Tacoma, which is pure ivory.

Claire Simon's 2003 documentary "Mimi" is also a collaborative film, a sort of as-told-to autobiography of a woman from Nice whose family was ravaged by the Nazi occupation of France and whose own life, as a young lesbian woman at a time of intolerance, took a lyrical and rustic turn.

This process was taken further by Emerson, Lake & Palmer, the more technically precise supergroup that rose from the ashes of the Nice, whose drummer Brian Davison was one of the most talented percussionists to emerge from London's underground scene in the late 1960s.

I came across an American chef in the South of France, near Nice, whose name was Kathie Alex. Now I'm no astrologer-consulting, tea-leaf reading, New Age type, but the chef's name was essentially that of my two children, Kathleen and Alex.

Beyond the celebrity quotient, who else is there to see? Are there lots of older bald guys in nice suits whose every word is being noted by three or four younger guys in nice suits?

I write about nice people whose lives are in danger".

De Brito is a nice player whose shots are far from overpowering.

Others feel that Mr. Barras was basically a nice boy whose main failing was his malleability.

But for the most part she played the nice girl whose voice tells more than she says she knows.